For this Valentine you will need:
- the printable found at the end of this post
- Toy Cars (we used these provided by Oriental Trading)
- scissors
- bakers twine
- a single hole punch
Print and cut out the paper valentine. Have you child address them to each child in their class. Using the single hole punch, punch a hole on either side of the valentine.
String a piece of bakers twine through both holes to make a loop. Slide the car through the loop. Tie the twine in a bow on the back of the card to secure the car to the card.
All of the kids in the class are going to love having a fun card and car to play with!
Stay tuned for more free Valentine Printables in the coming weeks!
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I love this time of year because I see so many cute ways of letting kids express their friendship and love for their peers! So many great ideas on the linkup.
I simply adore candy free valentines. Even more, I love ones that can be played with and recycled. It cuts down on clutter.
These are really fun! I am always looking for alternatives to candy valentines and I know lots of little guys who would go crazy for these!
I am LOVING these DIY creative valentine card projects! These are so much more fun, and I'm sure the kids go crazy for them.
How cute is that? They would be great for young boys, or for a NASCAR fan. These are really neat.
This is so so cute. Although if a boy told me 11 year stepdaughter she makes his heart race my husband may not like it too much LOL (me neither)!
When I have grandkids, can I just hire you to do all my parties and crafting? You are amazing.
This is such a clever idea! I love that it turned out really cute too! I love seeing cute DIY projects like this one!
Belle | http://www.OneAwesomeMomma.com
These are too cute! My husband works on race cars so he would love this from our daughter.
These are such cute valentine's!!! My kids are so excited for their classroom parties this year!
These are really cute and fun! I always love these types of different Valentine's instead of store bought or ones with candy. These are more personal and fun! – jeanine
This is such a sweet little idea, so simple as well! Would work well for a bunch of friends as well! x
These are SO cute! I love them. Such a great idea for boys, too!
This is adorable! I definitely want to make a little craft like this for my boyfriend for Valentine's Day. I'm sure he'd love it 🙂
I have so many new and fresh ideas for DIY Valentine's gifts. I will add this one to my list too. Thanks for sharing.
These are adorable! I have never done Valentines cards, but I would totally send these to my nephews!
Love your race car idea! Plus look at all those other options from bloggers. Wow spoiled for choice for valentines favors!
Those are such cute ideas! I know the kids would love to get those. I love the racecar one and the dinosaur one as well! It is fun that they have little toys instead of candy so the kids can play with them longer!
This is so cute! I love when Valentine's do a play on words. I am going to be using some of these for my kids.
These are so cute. I love how Valentine's Day doesn't have to be pink and hearts. It can be race cars too!
These Valentine's Day printables are so adorable. I think the kids would really like them and take them to school to give out to their friends.
This is such a fun little valentine!
These are perfect for kids to hand out! Thank you for sharing as part of the blog hop.